Dear People of Penang, Let's Support Creativity

By Alexander Fernandez, Lim Sok Swan

May 2021 COVER STORY
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THE CREATIVE ECONOMY relies heavily on transforming ambitious ideas into marketable products and solutions. In Penang, however, this sector continues to struggle for a firm footing in the state’s ecosystem.Granted, the very nature and process of creating is not as easily understood before monetary value is affixed to it. But with a Creative Economy portfolio being recently introduced by the Chief Minister, it is hoped that a bolder and imaginative train of thought on the matter will develop.What is a...

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Alexander Fernandez

is a budding plant enthusiast, feline fanatic, Netflix junkie and gaming buff. He hopes to one day travel to Japan.

Lim Sok Swan

is currently focusing on heritage studies. She believes that more understanding among different groups and cultures can make Malaysia a better home for all.

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